Lucozade - where can i get in the USA?

Oh it's fizzy!! I had no idea! I think the "ade" at the end was throwing me off :-)

They have both kinds! Sports version (non fizzy and good) and Energy version (fizzy and YUM!)

I think the "ade" at the end was throwing me off :-)

It's the opposite for me because, in the UK usually anything with 'ade' at the end is fizzy... lemonade, cherryade, orangeade, limeade, Lucozade. If I didn't already know what Gatorade was, I would automatically assume that it was fizzy because all the other 'ade' drinks I know are .

Yeah most of it is not fizzy (therefore not an issue of drinking fizzy drinks after working out) but there are a few flavours that have fizz added.  I don't drink them as a sports drink...I just like the way they taste and they do seem to boost my energy (which could all be psychological, who knows?) so I just fancy one every now and then instead of water.

It is actually...because in the UK they use a combination of sugar and an artificial sweetner and in the US they use high fructose corn syrup...this is also the reason why your major sodas like Coke & Pepsi taste different Sugar in the UK vs. HFCS in the US.

Yeah, DS says he can get Mexican Coke in NYC which tastes like the British product.

Yeah, DS says he can get Mexican Coke in NYC which tastes like the British product.

You can also get kosher Coke which is also not make with HFCS.

I get it in Stop & Shop's International aisle. Essential shopping for me!

Super late but I saw Lucozade in the Brooklyn Fairway, along with Jaffa cakes, marmite and various other British food.  It's expensive, though, and I don't remember exactly how much it cost.  And it's only helpful if you're local to NYC--dunno if the Manhattan, Long Island or Paramus locations would also stock it. 

Yeah most of it is not fizzy (therefore not an issue of drinking fizzy drinks after working out) but there are a few flavours that have fizz added.  I don't drink them as a sports drink...I just like the way they taste and they do seem to boost my energy (which could all be psychological, who knows?) so I just fancy one every now and then instead of water.

Well the fizzy stuff has caffeine, so that probably explains that.   

The non-fizzy "Sport" version has artificial sweeteners and I'm not a big fan.  All the British sports drinks seem to, so I guess I am sticking with Gatorade. 

Has anyone tried the new Glucozade Port?

Kiki's Market in Brighton (MA) carries many British and Irish products, but UKC hubby and I like to take a ride to British Delights in Westford, MA.  They have the best and biggest selection I've seen...not to mention some of the best prices I've seen (for example, a 40 count PG Tips is about $3 and Lucozade is about $1.50). 

If you can't get to their store, they are online and ship items (www.britishdelights.com).  However, if you are able to go to them, they have a 50% off section as well!   

I saw Lucozade in a shop today!  It was Rodman's (http://www.rodmans.com/) -- I went there to get squash and barley water.  One bottle is $5.49, but it was a pretty big bottle.  Still, too expensive for me.

The same place had kegs of Newcastle Brown Ale!  Never seen that before

Rodman's has a few locations in the Washington, DC area.

We had tins of Spotted Dick in our local supermarket for a long time.  There was this tiny shelf that had tons of British products.. Heinz baked beans, etc.  I tried to explain to my dh that Spotted Dick had nothing to do with STDs but he kept snickering and saying he couldn't eat that.